Answer: By use of a grant deed
Explanation: This is because a
grant deed ( used in some states eg California) is the document which can help transfer ownership of real property from one party who is a grantor to another party, who is a grantee.
A grant deed must show that the property being transferred has not been granted to another person before and it must contain the following:
- Description of property by law in terms of city, boundaries,state etc,
- name of grantee who is obtaining the property
-Must be signed by people involved in the transfer IE the grantor and grantee.
Answer:
Grant deed
Explanation:
The grant deed is also sometimes known as the special warranty deed.
California law allows the use of three different types of deeds to convey title to real estate. A grant deed is the middle-level deed because it includes more guarantees of title than a quitclaim deed but few guarantees than a warranty deed.
The main purpose of the grant deed is to transfer property title from one person to another, such as from a seller to a buyer. A grant deed is written evidence that you actually own your property. Additionally, the grant deed provides title guarantees to the new owner.
